Princeton Papers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Middle Eastern Studies
Princeton Papers is a refereed journal published by Markus Wiener Publishers for the Near Eastern Studies Department, which is solely responsible for the content. Each issue is devoted to a single topic or theme under the supervision of a guest editor. Recent topics have included "Constellations of the Caucasus," “Culinary Approaches to Ottoman History,” “Sufism and Politics,” “The Ottoman Balkans,” and “The Islamic Middle East and Japan.” For descriptions of all seventeen volumes, please see the individual links below.
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Publications List

Special Issue title: Insularity in the Ottoman World
Guest editor: Antonis Hadjikyriacou
Islands have no single obvious attribute, geographic or otherwise. Insularity, then, should not be taken literally, i.e. isolation. Rather, it addresses the question of what it means to be, and be perceived as,…